Whenever I run a Cygwin program, all other programs on the computer using sockets either crash or give the errors "Cannot create socket" or "No buffer space available". Winamp stops playing music. Task Manager can't connect to the process list server, so the list of processes is blank. When I exit bash after running man (IE, this is probably a fork() glitch), it says "logout" and just hangs. I can't terminate the process because Task Manager doesn't show the list of processes. The only way out of the situation is to log off. Fortunately, once WINLOGON.EXE forces the remaining processes to terminate, socket functionality is restored. I'm running cygwin 1.1.4 under Windows 2000 SP1. 1.3.0 was causing corruption to files opened read-only in 2 particular programs; moreover, it didn't do anything about the problem. Other related things: - GCC always fails, saying it can't create a file because of lack of space on a 30 gig free drive. /tmp also resides on this same drive. - man crashes with an exception when exiting because it tried to write to *NULL. IP is clearly inside cygwin1.dll when this happens. -- Want to unsubscribe from this list? Check out: http://cygwin.com/ml/#unsubscribe-simple
